Morning Memo
Wealth Management Morning Memo

JUNE 22, 2019

RETIREMENT PLANNING

Advisor Skepticism Over ESG Beginning to Wane

Some data suggests advisors are taking more of an interest, even if the majority are still too 'stale, male and pale' to consider a change.

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HIGH NET WORTH

Gloria Vanderbilt Dies at 95

Her son Anderson Cooper isn't set to inherit any of the family fortune.

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REGULATION AND COMPLIANCE

SEC Considers Expanding the Accredited Investor Definition

Should all your clients be accredited? It’s under consideration, according to an SEC concept release.

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ADVISOR CHANNELS

How Boston Private Plans to Grow Its Wealth Business

Boston Private’s new CEO, Anthony DeChellis, wants to grow the wealth management business threefold. He believes he has a significant edge in recruiting.

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How to Help Clients Help Themselves

Behavioral finance gives clients the best path to their goals.

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TECHNOLOGY

What’s Next for LPL’s Advisor Sleeve? Machine Learning and AI

The next iteration of the firm’s 'Advisor Sleeve' technology will allow advisors to stress-test their model portfolios using machine learning and artificial intelligence.

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FIXED INCOME

‘As Close as They Could Come to Cutting’: Wall Street Reacts to the FOMC

Evidence is building for a rate cut later in the year.

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INDUSTRY

Wells Fargo Names First 'Chief Fiduciary Officer'

Joseph Ready is now the head of Trust & Fiduciary Services for the scandal-ridden bank, and the first chief fiduciary officer.

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ESTATE PLANNING

What Clients Should Know About Their Family Trust

It’s critical that the couple understand and adhere to the rules governing their acts.

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HIGH NET WORTH

Pat Bowlen's 'Dead Hand' Guides the Denver Broncos

The recently deceased Bronco's owner set up a "hunger games" to determine which of his heirs will control the team.  

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PEOPLE

NBA All-Star Tony Parker Looks to Save Athletes From Blowing Their Fortunes

The recently retired 37-year-old will lead the sports, artists and entertainment division at NorthRock Partners.  

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